Assuming the Vetrano 2B performs well and the price is right, i would not buy the QM 67.The 2B has all the right features, unless you really needed the larger boilers. According to CCS they carry 8-9 DB's, maybe they should relook some of the near duplicate models.

I thought I had my list narrowed down to the Vibiemme DoubleDomo and Duetto and now this comes along. Although if it isn't planned on being released in the US I guess I shouldn't even be considering it.I'm surprised it didn't pop up on the radar earlier. This German video was posted in Nov: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzjD0XrhF1EMy main hesitation would be the size of the steam boiler at 1L. After reading about much larger steam boilers running out of steaming power early I wonder how much milk this thing can handle when making multiple milk drinks at a time.

I thought I had my list narrowed down to the Vibiemme DoubleDomo and Duetto and now this comes along. Although if it isn't planned on being released in the US I guess I shouldn't even be considering it.I'm surprised it didn't pop up on the radar earlier. This German video was posted in Nov: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzjD0XrhF1EMy main hesitation would be the size of the steam boiler at 1L. After reading about much larger steam boilers running out of steaming power early I wonder how much milk this thing can handle when making multiple milk drinks at a time.

I choose the Duetto over the QM67 because it was 20amp, rotary driven. But I love the Quickmill line and had been pleased with the prior two quickmills I owned. They have great looks, and they're put together very well.

If Chris has this machine next to a Duetto II, there would be no question I would have came home with the Quickmill Vetrano 2B instead of the Duetto.

I DO NOT regret my purchase, my Duetto is the best machine I have owned, and Im making amazing coffee.. Im just saying, if this was available at the time of purchase, I would own it already.

I choose the Duetto over the QM67 because it was 20amp, rotary driven. But I love the Quickmill line and had been pleased with the prior two quickmills I owned. They have great looks, and they're put together very well.

If Chris has this machine next to a Duetto II, there would be no question I would have came home with the Quickmill Vetrano 2B instead of the Duetto.

I DO NOT regret my purchase, my Duetto is the best machine I have owned, and Im making amazing coffee.. Im just saying, if this was available at the time of purchase, I would own it already.

Well, not exactly. Folks that absolutely are not considering a plumb in option, and want to save several hundred dollars, getting the exact same quality and features make the "T" version of the Dream a DIFFERENT option.Not so with machines that do both, as you must pay the premium price for that.AS I can't plumb in, I'd want the same machine without the plumb option if I could save several hundred bucks.YMMV.Who knows, down the line Chris may be called upon for his expertise by QM to "customize" the Vetrano DB.My guess is, he has lots on his plate, Tons of machines of all features and price ranges, and is staying the course for now.

At this level, I highly doubt that there would be any real difference in the espresso produced. YMMV.

Well, not exactly. Folks that absolutely are not considering a plumb in option, and want to save several hundred dollars, getting the exact same quality and features make the "T" version of the Dream a DIFFERENT option.Not so with machines that do both, as you must pay the premium price for that.AS I can't plumb in, I'd want the same machine without the plumb option if I could save several hundred bucks.YMMV.Who knows, down the line Chris may be called upon for his expertise by QM to "customize" the Vetrano DB.My guess is, he has lots on his plate, Tons of machines of all features and price ranges, and is staying the course for now.

At this level, I highly doubt that there would be any real difference in the espresso produced. YMMV.

Yes, but Dream T and Mini Vivaldi? Why keep both? There is hardly a difference in price. R58 is too expensive IMO. People also like a quieter rotary pump. Plus the fit and finish of this machine is much nicer than the QM.

Look I can get anything that Quick Mill makes it is not a problem. As the expression goes money talks. For those of you that are interested in the Vetrano DB simply give me a call with your credit card and I will order them for you, provided they are even being manufactured in 110 volt. Once all you anxious buyers call me and I have an idea of how many people are REALLY interested I will call Quick Mill and first be sure they are making them in 110 volt. Then once I have the total and the credit card I will order them for you. Simple.

Look I can get anything that Quick Mill makes it is not a problem. As the expression goes money talks. For those of you that are interested in the Vetrano DB simply give me a call with your credit card and I will order them for you, provided they are even being manufactured in 110 volt. Once all you anxious buyers call me and I have an idea of how many people are REALLY interested I will call Quick Mill and first be sure they are making them in 110 volt. Then once I have the total and the credit card I will order them for you. Simple.

Assuming the Vetrano 2B performs well and the price is right, i would not buy the QM 67.The 2B has all the right features, unless you really needed the larger boilers. According to CCS they carry 8-9 DB's, maybe they should relook some of the near duplicate models.

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